68 George Way, Cannington, WA 6107
Cannington 4 Bedroom Huge Block, Huge Potential....! By Nic Sauzier
Offers From Low $1mil'sNic Sauzier has the pleasure of introducing for the first time ever since this property was built - 68 George Way, Cannington! This family home has huge potential and has been loved for some 50+ years by the family.
Features:
- 4 Bedrooms all generous is size
- Master bedroom offers a split system and ceiling fan
- Bedroom 4 can be converted to a study / home office or games room as it is the existing garage that has been converted
- 1 Large bathroom with single vanity, bath and separate shower
- Generous size kitchen area with plenty of bench space and heaps of storage
- Separate living and dining areas
- Below ground salt swimming pool
- Double Carport
- Massive secure backyard with drive through access
Situated in prime position, close proximity to the new & improved Carousel shopping center, walking distance to the train station and offering a multitude of schools including Curtin University in the neighboring suburb. With just a short drive to the CBD and Victoria Park just down the road, this property is the developers dream!
This property offers a generous 1,192sqm (approx.) of land in prime subdivision location! Currently LPS RCode R30 Zoned with potential for development (subject to WAPC/ Council approval buyer is recommended to do their own due diligence). This property has the potential to become a once in a lifetime value for money buy.
The property is being sold on an AS IS BASIS
RATES:
Council - $1901.25 pa approx.
Water - $1,059.78 pa approx.
Rental Estimate - $TBA per week approx
Call your REIWA and RE/MAX award winning agent today Nic Sauzier 0409 042 337 to make an offer or to schedule an inspection!
THIS PROPERTY WILL NOT LAST, CONTACT NIC TODAY!!!
*Disclaimer:
This information is provided for general information purposes only and is based on information provided by the Seller and may be subject to change. No warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy and interested parties should place no reliance on it and should make their own independent enquiries.